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  1. Historic timber structures face substantial fire loads and complex fire risks. Subsequent renovations and utilization may influence their fire safety performance. Therefore, accurately predicting indoor fire d...

    Authors: Xiaolie Yi, Shizhu Lu, Yumeng Zhong, Jifa Zhang and Yuqing Guo
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:222
  2. Paper bookbindings have been disregarded for centuries by scholars since they were only considered temporary covering materials for manuscripts and books. Recently, there is a willingness to reconsider these b...

    Authors: Elisa Paro, Claudia Benvestito, Silvia Pugliese, Francesca Caterina Izzo, Eleonora Balliana and Elisabetta Zendri
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:221
  3. The renovation of traditional architecture contributes to the inheritance of cultural heritage and promotes the development of social civilization. However, executing renovation plans that simultaneously align...

    Authors: Jiaxin Zhang, Rikui Xiang, Zheyuan Kuang, Bowen Wang and Yunqin Li
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:220
  4. The convergence of cultural and aesthetic elements in timber structures from China’s Tang Dynasty (618–907 AD) and traditional Japanese architecture provides a rich tapestry of architectural evolution and cros...

    Authors: Chan Gao, Genfeng Zhao, Sen Gao, Shuxin Du, Eunyoung Kim and Tao Shen
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:219
  5. Architectural heritage health assessment is the basis of scientific repair and maintenance. However, existing methods do not adequately take into account the fuzziness, randomness and uncertainties unique to a...

    Authors: Ming Guo, Xiaoke Shang, Jiawei Zhao, Ming Huang, Ying Zhang and Shuqiang Lv
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:217
  6. The study of clan paintings reveals a shift in perspective from art aesthetics to cultural connotations to cultural identity, yet literature seldom discusses the relationship between art and kinship culture. T...

    Authors: Weicong Li, Shangbing Ma, Wenwen Shi, Haopai Lin, Yueling Liu, Yitong Cui and Jinghui Ao
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:216
  7. Landscape stability is a paramount concern within the field of landscape ecology. Indices of landscape patterns not only facilitate an effective analysis of land use transformations but also delve into the mec...

    Authors: Xue Bai, Kangning Xiong, Yue Chen and Ziqi Liu
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:215
  8. Historical records indicate that Xianyang Ancient Ferry Site, dating back over three millennia to the late Shang Dynasty, has been an important transportation hub in ancient times. The use of combined wooden s...

    Authors: Gele Teri, Peng Fu, Kezhu Han, Dan Huang, Yanli Li, Yujia Luo, Huiping Xing and Yuhu Li
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:213
  9. Raman spectral references for various formulations of iron gall inks, logwood inks and mixtures of both types were acquired during this study. The samples, either liquid or dry inks and applied on paper, were ...

    Authors: Klara Retko, Lea Legan, Janez Kosel and Polonca Ropret
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:212
  10. China’s northern Fujian, as one of the spatial carriers of renowned traditional Chinese cultures such as Minyue, Zhu Xi’s Neo-Confucianism, tea, and porcelain, has preserved a wealth of tangible cultural relic...

    Authors: Deping Chu, Chengkun Huang and Feiyang Lin
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:210
  11. Seven pieces of gold foils for surface decoration of the lacquerware were excavated in the late Western Han Dynasty tomb in the area of the Jin Yang (晋阳) Ancient City site in Taiyuan (太原), Shanxi (山西), China. ...

    Authors: Zisang Gong, Shengyu Liu, Minghao Jia, Siyuan Sun, Pei Hu, Jingrong Pei, Dongbo Hu and Gang Hu
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:207
  12. The recent multi-analytical study carried out on the Van Eyck’s Ghent Altarpiece showed the simultaneous presence of several kinds of metal carboxylates in oil-rich glaze layers. This outcome raised the question ...

    Authors: S. Kirkpatrick, J. Sanyova, K. Janssens and G. Van der Snickt
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:209
  13. The Dongba manuscripts are a unique primitive pictographic writing system that originated among the Naxi people of Lijiang, China, boasting over a thousand years of history. The uniqueness of the Dongba manusc...

    Authors: Yuqi Ma, Shanxiong Chen, Yongbo Li, Jingliu He, Qiuyue Ruan, Wenjun Xiao, Hailing Xiong and XiaoLiang Li
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:206
  14. Gypsification is a common problem in weathered calcareous relics. In previous studies, the solutions of barium hydroxide in water and methanol were used as protectants for gypsification calcareous relics and s...

    Authors: Jingchen Yan, Guang Huang, Xiangnan Li, Qing Liu, Yan Liu, Fuwei Yang, Kun Zhang and Yichen Sun
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:203
  15. New media technologies have opened up new possibilities for the communication of cultural heritage, and digital reading aligns with the participatory shift in museums, becoming an indispensable part of informa...

    Authors: Jingwen Zhang and Chenyu Xu
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:208
  16. Archival resources, a photogrammetric survey, analysis of materials and techniques, and evaluation of the state of conservation were interconnected phases in the interdisciplinary research on the perspective s...

    Authors: Fabrizio Antonelli, Rebecca Piovesan, Elena Tesser, Marco Tosato and Emanuela Sorbo
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:205
  17. The preservation and transmission of traditional villages is crucial to the prosperity and development of ethnic cultures. However, current traditional village surveys usually require a large number of experts...

    Authors: Gangyi Tan, Jiangkun Zhu and Zhanxiang Chen
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:200
  18. In order to retain the characteristics and style of traditional settlements and respect their layout and structure, it is necessary to carry out original planning and expansion of traditional settlements. This...

    Authors: Peng Peng, Xiangyun Zhou, Shaopu Wu, Yuechen Zhang, Jiajie Zhao, Limin Zhao, Jinyu Wu and Yan Rong
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:196
  19. Aesthetic value is an essential component of outstanding universal value (OUV) for natural world heritage (NWH) site. However, comparisons of aesthetic value lack a set of effective evaluation systems. In the ...

    Authors: Meng Zhang, Kangning Xiong, Xi Zhao and Xiaoxi Lyu
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:195
  20. The metaverse for cultural heritage (MCH) serves as a digital platform that enables users to access and engage with cultural heritage resources online. With the rapid expansion of cultural digitisation, many o...

    Authors: Tong-Liang He and Feng Qin
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:193
  21. Ancient murals have suffered from continuous damage over time, and especially paint loss disease. Therefore, disease labeling, as the basis for ancient mural restoration, plays an important role in the protect...

    Authors: Kai Yu, Yucen Hou, Yihao Fu, Wenwei Ni, Qunxi Zhang, Jun Wang and Jinye Peng
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:192
  22. Ancient wooden constructions, also known as wooden cultural relics, refers to ancient wood that has been modified or crafted by human activities. To ensure its preservation, it is crucial to gain further under...

    Authors: Biao Wang, Chengshuai Zhu, Bowen Wang, Bingjian Zhang and Yulan Hu
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:189
  23. In 1540, in Ingolstadt, Germany, the influential astronomer and printer Peter Apian produced the Astronomicum Caesareum: a printed and hand-coloured astronomical book visualising the Ptolemaic universe through th...

    Authors: Flavia Fiorillo, Edward Cheese, Sara Öberg Strådal and Suzanne Reynolds
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:190
  24. The vast majority of cultural heritage objects consist of materials that can be subjected to biodeterioration. Currently, there is significant number of publications showing which materials are capable of dest...

    Authors: Daria A. Avdanina and Alexander A. Zhgun
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:187
  25. Among the risks that cities are exposed to, colonization emerges as a multifaceted concern representing historical and modern dimensions that can significantly impact a city’s urban sustainability. This study ...

    Authors: Fatiha Imane Mahcar, Selen Durak, Rachida Benabbou and Tülin Vural Arslan
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:191
  26. The fragility and weakness of historical, archaeological, and heritage leather artifacts in museums, and libraries due to unsuitable environmental conditions are significant challenges. This study aims to asse...

    Authors: Gomaa Abdel-Maksoud, Hanaa El-Sayed Nasr, Sayed Hussein Samaha and Mahmoud Saad-ELdeen Kassem
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:188
  27. In this paper, a method based on transfer learning is proposed to recover the three-dimensional shape of cultural relics faces from a single old photo. It can simultaneously reconstruct the three-dimensional f...

    Authors: Jian Zhu, Bowei Fang, Tianning Chen and Hesong Yang
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:186
  28. A diagnostic investigation was carried out on twelfth century Byzantine wall paintings preserved in the Museum of Byzantine and Norman Culture and Figurative Arts of San Marco d’Alunzio (Messina, Italy) on the...

    Authors: Maria Francesca Alberghina, Maria Antonietta Zicarelli, Luciana Randazzo, Salvatore Schiavone, Mauro Francesco La Russa, Maria Labriola, Davide Rigaglia and Michela Ricca
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:184
  29. Along the western coastal plain of the Red Sea, the discovery of lithic tools proved that the occurrence of archaeological remains belonged to the Stone Age era. Unfortunately, until recently, most of the Ston...

    Authors: Hend Elfiky and Abdelaziz Elfadaly
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:185
  30. During the restoration of iron cultural relics, the removal of rust from these artifacts is necessary. However, this rust removal process may lead to inconsistent local color on the iron relics. To address thi...

    Authors: Xuegang Liu, Yuhang Liu, Ke Wang, Yang Zhang, Yang Lei, Hai An, Mingqiang Wang and Yuqiu Chen
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:183
  31. The Shibing Karst constitutes a pivotal component of the "South China Karst," and its ecosystem health integrity crucially influences the Outstanding Universal Value (OUV) of the corresponding Natural World He...

    Authors: Lixiang He, Juan Zhang, Bin Yu, Mengshan Hu and Zihao Zhang
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:182
  32. An innovative green organogel was designed to simultaneously tackle inorganic compounds (i.e., iron corrosion) and organic substances (i.e., acrylic coatings) as undesired materials possibly present on the sur...

    Authors: Arianna Passaretti, Luana Cuvillier, Giorgia Sciutto and Edith Joseph
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:181
  33. Nursery rhymes provide insights into the traditions, beliefs, and values of a culture, thereby making it an integral part of a community’s heritage. As representative linguistic resources within the intangible...

    Authors: Hongrun Wu, Lei Zhang, Zheming Huang, Zhixin Chen, Weizhong Yang, Xianqun Tong, Yiling Shen, Baozhu Lin and Shunxing Li
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:180
  34. Temperature and humidity variations in burial stone relics can easily cause water vapor condensation, which is an important factor leading to their deterioration. However, the water vapor condensation mechanis...

    Authors: Wentao Shi, Ping Liu, Bo Sun, Qian Wang, Xiaokun Xie, Yuyuan Liang and Changqing Li
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:178
  35. Timely understanding of the preservation status of archaeological human bones is the foundation for conducting scientific archaeological work. This paper applies Micro-CT technology to analyze the microscopic ...

    Authors: Yihang Xi, Xue Ling, Liang Chen, Naisheng Li, Hao Wang and Jun Wang
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:177
  36. Existing image super-resolution methods have made remarkable advancements in enhancing the visual quality of real-world images. However, when it comes to restoring Chinese paintings, these methods encounter un...

    Authors: Qiyao Hu, Xianlin Peng, Tengfei Li, Xiang Zhang, Jiangpeng Wang and Jinye Peng
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:176
  37. The relationship between humans and land environment within historical settlements reflects the intricate interplay between human societies, their construction activities, and the specific geographical context...

    Authors: Yang Zhang and Yi He
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:173
  38. Anchor and fissure grouting are used to repair earthen sites. However, the common method to obtain the compressive strength of grouting slurry would cause material, labor, and time losses. In addition the mate...

    Authors: Kai Cui, Huian Shao, Xiangpeng Yu, Qiangqiang Pei and Shuai Zhang
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:174
  39. The preservation of cultural heritage, including ancient photographic materials, is of paramount importance in the field of conservation science. In this context, the microbial diversity of ‘Skull and Crossbones’...

    Authors: Mariagioia Petraretti, Antonino De Natale, Angelo Del Mondo, Romualdo Troisi, Olga De Castro, Nicolina Mormile, Mariano Avino, Gennaro Tortino, Giuseppe Oreste Graziano, Alessandro Vergara and Antonino Pollio
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:172

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